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Shaping the Future of Austria with Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Vienna, November 2018 Shaping the Future of Austria with Robotics and Artificial Intelligence White Paper by the Austrian Council on Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Shaping the Future of Austria with Robotics and Artificial Intelligence White Paper by the Austrian Council on Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Vienna, November 2018 2 Austrian Council on Robotics and Artifi cial Intelligence Preamble The concept of the Austrian Council on Robotics and Artifi cial Intelligence was fi rst pre- sented at the European Forum Alpbach 2017 by the Austrian Federal Ministry of Transport, Innovation and Technology and was constituted on 24 October 2017. At the time the White Paper was adopted, the Council had nine members: Sabine Theresia Köszegi, Chairwoman of the Council • Professor of Labour Science and Organization at the Institute of Management Sciences of TU Wien • Head of the MBA Program for Entrepreneurship and Innovation at TU Wien • Head of the Doctoral College "Trust in Robots" • Member of the High-Level Expert Group on Artifi cial Intelligence of the European Commission Matthias Scheutz, Deputy Chairman of the Council • Professor of Cognitive and Computer Science at the School of Engineering, Tufts University, Massachusetts, USA • Director of the Human-Robot Interaction Laboratory at Tufts University, Tufts School of Engineering (Massachusetts, USA) • Member of the AIWS Standards and Practice Committee of the Michael Dukakis Institutes for Leadership and Innovation of the Boston Global Forum • Member of the Partnership for AI Mark Coeckelbergh • Professor of Media and Technology Philosophy at the Institute of Philosophy at the University of Vienna • Professor of Technology and Social Responsibility at De Montfort University, Leicester, UK • President of the International Society for Philosophy and Technology • Member of the High-Level Expert Group on Artifi cial Intelligence of the European Commission Corinna Engelhardt-Nowitzki • Head of Department Industrial Engineering at the University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien Shaping the Future of Austria with Robotics and Artifi cial Intelligence 3 Franz Höller • Chief Technology Offi cer (CTO) KEBA AG, Linz • Chief Technology Offi cer KEBA AG, Linz Sylvia Kuba • Head of "Process Digitalization" at the Chamber of Labour Vienna Andreas Kugi • Professor for complex dynamic systems at the Vienna University of Technology • Board of the Institute of Automation and Control Technology (ACIN) and • Head of the Christian Doppler Laboratory for Model-Based Process Control in the Steel Industry • Co-Head of the Center for Vision, Automation & Control am Austrian Institute of Technology (AIT) • Vice President of the Austrian Association for Electrical Engineering (OVE) • Full member of the Austrian Academy of Sciences • Member of the German Academy of Science and Engineering (acatech) • Member of the Expert Panel of the Joint Science Conference (GWK) for the Excellence Strategy for the Promotion of Top-Level University Research in Germany Martina Mara • Professor for Robot Psychology at the Linz Institute of Technology (LIT) at Johannes Kepler University Linz Erich Schweighofer • Professor at the University of Vienna—teaches and conducts research in the fi elds of Legal Informatics, International and European Law • Head of the Centre for Computers and Law 4 Austrian Council on Robotics and Artifi cial Intelligence This White Paper is the Council's fi rst written opinion. It is based on the technical status quo of robotics and AI at the constitutional period and defi nes the main fi elds of action and frame- work conditions for Austria from the Council’s point of view. In accordance with its mandate, the Council is an advisory body set up by the BMVIT whose recommendations are publicly available to all stakeholders in politics, society, business and science. The Council seeks cooperation with other relevant bodies such as the Bioethics Commission, the Council for Autonomous Driving and the Advisory Council of the Digitisa- tion Agency. Mandate of the Austrian Council on Robotics and Artifi cial Intelligence 1 The Austrian Council on Robotics and Artifi cial Intelligence identifi es and discusses current and future chances, risks and challenges arising from the use of robots and autonomous systems (RAS) and artifi cial intelligence (AI) from a technological, eco- nomic, social and legal perspective. 2 The Austrian Council on Robotics and Artifi cial Intelligence thereby creates a strate- gic framework for BMVIT's own RAS and AI activities and drafts strategic guidelines. These guiding principles include, inter alia, opinions and recommendations on I. creating economic framework conditions which promote innovation and techno- logy and which ensure that the potential of RAS and AI are fully leveraged to en- sure the competitiveness of Austrian industry; II. creating a legal framework to ensure safe use of RAS and AI for individuals and society as a whole, in compliance with the legal framework of the European Union; III. developing measures to identify, mitigate or prevent potential danger or harm to people and society caused by RAS and AI at an early stage; and IV. planning public activities to inform the public on RAS and AI and to responsibly address society's fears and concerns. 3 The Austrian Council on Robotics and Artifi cial Intelligence regularly substantiates the strategic guidelines in the form of recommendations and implementation propo- sals to the Federal Minister for Transport, Innovation and Technology. Shaping the Future of Austria with Robotics and Artificial Intelligence 5 6 Austrian Council on Robotics and Artifi cial Intelligence Executive Summary The use of robotics and artifi cial intelligence (AI) in various areas of our lives will lead to fun- damental changes in society. These new technologies have the potential to solve the great challenges of our times in many areas of application: dangerous, monotonous, unhealthy or strenuous activities can be performed by robotic systems; AI can contribute to better early diagnosis and treatment of diseases, and robots can support the autonomy and quality of life of the elderly and/or people dependent on care. Robotics and AI could help to sustain the international competitiveness of Austrian companies and thus create and secure jobs in the long term. While discussing these chances we must, however, not forget about the ethical and social challenges that remain to be solved. These new technologies will not only entail changes and new requirements in the working environment: they will also raise ethical, legal and social questions that must be discussed and resolved by Austrian decision-makers from every area of society. We have identifi ed the following cornerstones for an Austrian robotics and AI strategy 1. Smart Governance All Austrians should benefi t from robotics and AI technologies. We are convinced that a broad participation of all stakeholders—in particular of citizens themselves—in the process of defi ning this strategy is needed to increase the acceptance of new technologies. This can only be achieved if people's needs and fears are taken into account. 2. Smart Innovation We need a targeted research, development and investment policy to lever- age the potential of robotics and AI technologies in all areas of application and thus tap into new markets and discover new fi elds of application. In doing so, the specifi c structure of Austrian economy, characterised by small and medium-sized companies, has to be taken into consideration. This will strengthen the economy and secure jobs and prosperity in Austria. 3. Smart Regulation A stable and secure framework is needed to ensure the trust of economic players and the positive development of markets. The use of robotics and AI must guarantee the safety of people and comply with ethical standards, fundamental human rights and European values. Wherever existing norms and standards are not suffi cient to ensure this, new European standards and norms must be developed without stifl ing socially benefi tial innovation. We need new and creative ways to resolve the trade-offs between innovation and regulation. Shaping the Future of Austria with Robotics and Artifi cial Intelligence 7 In this white paper, we identify—based on the current state of research—four fi elds of action which we consider the top priorities for developing a smart strategy for robotics and AI: Technology, R&D Workplace and Law and Society Awareness Raising, and Economy Qualifi cation Communication and Public Relations In these four fi elds of action, the White Paper addresses challenges and presents recom- mendations, which are to be understood as impulses for the initiation of a strategy creation process as summarized below: Smart Governance • Due to the complexity and pace of technological developments, we recommend an incremental strategy process ("strategizing") with institutionalized learning processes and feedback loops. • The strategy process should include continuous research and technology monitoring. • The Council recommends the broad involvement of stakeholders from all affected areas (e.g. research, technology development and production, business, education and train- ing, health, safety, housing, mobility) in this strategy process. • The Council recommends integration with the strategic activities currently taking place on the European level (European AI Alliance and AI High Level Expert Group). • The Council recommends the wide-scale inclusion of Austrian citizens into the develop- ment
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